Top Footy Reporter is divided into the legend of NRL 'ignorant' Cooper Cronk in an impressive Word of Words, despite the fact that they are work colleagues

The veteran journalist of the Rugby Phil 'Buzz' Rothfield League has signed up for the NRL legend and colleague Cooper Cronk for calling some of his recent 'factically incorrect' recent reports, reviving tensions between the couple.

The last chapter of his rivalry began when Cronk, a respected Fox Sports presenter and four times winner of the Premier League, disagreed with Rothfield's reports about the possibility that Kalyn puts plays play for New Zealand.

Rothfield, never one to avoid a Stoush, quickly responded through its column in The Daily Telegraphcalling the member of the 'ignorant' fame.

“As an old newspaper, you get used to occasional criticism and criticisms of your work,” Rothfield began.

'The majority is a clean play and everyone has the right to an opinion. However, there is nothing worse than an ignorant television commentator who describes one of the elements of his column during the weekend as “factically incorrect” when I had not even read it and had no idea of ​​my sources.

'The truth is that Kiwi coach Stacey Jones is investigating the possibility that Kalyn puts play for New Zealand this year. That is a fact.

Footy Phil Rothfield journalist has pointed Cooper Cronk for calling some of his recent “factically incorrect” reports

Rothfield called Cronk (in the photo with wife Tara Rushton) 'ignorant' for questioning his reports

“The door is open to a Switch Ponga because it has only represented Australia in a Nine tournament and not in a complete international trial match.”

Rothfield did not stop there, taking another jab in the past of the old MediaBack.

“Perhaps Cooper Cronk is still annoying because his columnist exposed his conflict of interest in having training work in Melbourne Storm and Sydney's roosters at the same time a few years ago.”

If Pona decides to represent New Zealand at international level, I would rule out playing for Queensland in the state of origin.

Meanwhile, rumors have been abundant that he is not happy in the gentlemen following the Dylan Brown monster contract.

Ponga tried to bed the rumors after a master class performance on Thursday against the Dolphins.

'How did I play? How did I look around? I look happy, right? He asked a journalist later.

Ponga continued to say that he is looking forward to Brown to arrive at the club next year.

Cronk (in the photo with Rushton) is a respected Fox Sports analyst and four times winner of the Premier League with the storm and the roosters

According to Rothfield's report, Ponga could one day represent New Zealand

“I am excited by him, I am excited by the club, but putting energy to him will not help us win next week or recover well tonight,” he said.

“I've talked to him, but he has a job to do and we have a job to do, it's 12 months away.”

Puta is hired with the gentlemen until the end of 2027.